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Bill allowing students to be dismissed from elective classes for religious instruction passes to Okla. Gov. Stitt's desk - Vimarsana News

Bill allowing students to be dismissed from elective classes for religious instruction passes to Okla. Gov. Stitt's desk

A bill is on Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk that will allow students to be dismissed from elective classes in order to receive religious and moral instruction.

Source: fox23.com
LEGISLATORS DISCUSS GOV. APPOINTING POWER, TEACHER MATERNITY LEAVE - Vimarsana News

LEGISLATORS DISCUSS GOV. APPOINTING POWER, TEACHER MATERNITY LEAVE

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'Terrorist' teacher unions, communication gaps and federal grant anxiety: State Superintendent Ryan Walters' legislative hearing - Vimarsana News

'Terrorist' teacher unions, communication gaps and federal grant anxiety: State Superintendent Ryan Walters' legislative hearing

State Superintendent Ryan Walters addressed a packed room of lawmakers for two and half hours Monday about his policy proposals and rhetoric — and things got heated.

Source: kgou.org
In heated meeting, Oklahoma State Superintendent calls teacher unions "terrorist organizations" - Vimarsana News

In heated meeting, Oklahoma State Superintendent calls teacher unions "terrorist organizations"

State Superintendent Ryan Walters addressed a packed room of lawmakers for two and half hours Monday about his policy proposals and rhetoric — and things got heated.

Source: kosu.org
Gov. Kevin Stitt proposes $800 million education reform plan - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kevin Stitt proposes $800 million education reform plan

Gov. Kevin Stitt announced an $800 million education reform plan that supported school vouchers and teacher pay raises Friday morning, one day after Oklahoma Senate and House Democrats announced their